I'll admit it: Trump's First 100 Days has been a failure

[Anonymous]

Anonymous forum... admit it here first.

[Anonymous]

I would rate his first 100 days as a C+

Most of his missteps were his own doing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would rate his first 100 days as a C+

Most of his missteps were his own doing.

No.. a c+ would be considered average. He's below average. So a D-, maybe D+ at best.

[Anonymous]

jsteele wrote:Trump's First 100 Days:

1) Learned that healthcare is complicated;
2) Learned that North Korean situation is complicated;
3) Found out being president isn't as easy as he expected;
4) Failed to pass healthcare reform;
5) Failed to get funding for his wall;
6) Started trade war with Canada;
7) Flip-flopped on Chinese currency and Taiwan;
8) Fired his National Security Advisor who may now go to jail;
9) Threatened to withdraw from NAFTA until shown a map of US job loses that would mostly impact areas that voted for him;
10) Continually obsessed over his electoral college victory which was neither historic nor particularly impressive.

I have to admit that this is a record unequalled by any president in memory.

Jeff, you should make this post a sticky on this forum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Supreme Court. Period.

That win belongs to Mitch McConnell.

Win by cheating.

We teach our children never to cheat. Too bad the Republicans in power didn't get that lesson growing up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am not disappointed. One hundred days is not a lot of time. But, I will say that I do believe we are heading in the right direction.
I’ll be happy once the health care bill and the tax plan are both passed.

You'll be waiting a long time on that happiness.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wrong OP. It's been an enourmous success.

- his diverse cabinet is now complete

- he's met with numerous foreign heads of state and done very well at diplomacy

- his pick for the S.Ct. is universally respected, confirmed, and had a better 1st day than any other S.Ct Justice

- he's single-handedly withdrawn us from TTP, as promised by Hillary and the President

- by all accounts, his response to the Syrian use of chemical
Weapons was a huge success, proportional, and appropriate,

The list just keeps going.


Thank you, President Trump. Keep up the good work!

Ok, y'all. I am convinced now Spicer is posting in here. And it is the same poster spreading the same BS in all thread. Very specific style.

All the drones in the Moscow-based IT rooms get the same daily talking points. Copy, paste, hit "submit"

I just though PP was being sarcastic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am not disappointed. One hundred days is not a lot of time. But, I will say that I do believe we are heading in the right direction.
I’ll be happy once the health care bill and the tax plan are both passed.

You'll be waiting a long time on that happiness.

Shh... don't ruin the surprise!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wrong OP. It's been an enourmous success.

- his diverse cabinet is now complete

- he's met with numerous foreign heads of state and done very well at diplomacy

- his pick for the S.Ct. is universally respected, confirmed, and had a better 1st day than any other S.Ct Justice

- he's single-handedly withdrawn us from TTP, as promised by Hillary and the President

- by all accounts, his response to the Syrian use of chemical
Weapons was a huge success, proportional, and appropriate,

The list just keeps going.


Thank you, President Trump. Keep up the good work!

Ok, y'all. I am convinced now Spicer is posting in here. And it is the same poster spreading the same BS in all thread. Very specific style.

All the drones in the Moscow-based IT rooms get the same daily talking points. Copy, paste, hit "submit"

I have noticed an improvement in their syntax, too. Last year's trolling featured shorter sentences with failed metaphor here and there. Good job, comrades.

[Anonymous]

Trump has succeeded in unprecedented levels of graft and like nothing seen before in the history of this country!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Supreme Court. Period.

That win belongs to Mitch McConnell.

Win by cheating.

We teach our children never to cheat. Too bad the Republicans in power didn't get that lesson growing up.

Speak for yourself. This is what I'm hearing in the public elite schools: Do what you need to do, but don't get caught.

[Anonymous]

A friend's father - a very wealthy man in his late 60's - finally admitted that his vote for trump was a mistake. We are not in a state where his vote mattered but still... It is hard to forgive him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Supreme Court. Period.

That win belongs to Mitch McConnell.

Win by cheating.

We teach our children never to cheat. Too bad the Republicans in power didn't get that lesson growing up.

Speak for yourself. This is what I'm hearing in the public elite schools: Do what you need to do, but don't get caught.

What in the heck is "public elite"? And why do you think we send our children to it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A friend's father - a very wealthy man in his late 60's - finally admitted that his vote for trump was a mistake. We are not in a state where his vote mattered but still... It is hard to forgive him.

My very wealthy boss did not vote in the last election, but has been following Trump's tax cut proposals with undisguised glee. I must admit to losing some respect.

[Anonymous]

Not a supporter but have been happy with his illegal immigration stance and at least investigating H-1B visas. The travel ban thing was just too out there. Also, I personally seem more spending going on at my own organization as well as others we work with. Whether Trump has really affected the economy or not, it's more the aura that the economy is getting better that I believe has had an impact.